Here are some more clean electricity readin’s for ya: Renewables (as a whole) 100 Percent Renewable Energy is Within Reach Slightly Positive Net Effect on Jobs from Energiewende Energiewende Shuts Down Most Efficient Gas Turbine Solar Energy Free Solar Powered Recharging Stations In San Francisco Huge Solar Array For Utah Major League Soccer … [continued]
Last week the South African Ministry of Energy announced the winners of the fourth round of auctions under the country’s Renewable Energy Independent Power Producers Procurement Programme. While CleanTechnica has published articles covering some of companies winning projects, it would be useful to look at the overall picture in terms … [continued]
Three new utility-scale solar projects will be installed by SunEdison in southern Utah with a capacity of 210 MW, enough to power about 36,000 homes.
We have said this before: floating solar is the new exotic solar these days. From Australia, to India, to Japan, to Korea, to the US, and now Brazil, everyone has been announcing floating solar pv power projects in all shapes and sizes. The reason these countries are in such a rush is bcause floating solar PV technology offers a number of … [continued]
The Indian state of Gujarat was the first to plan for solar power, but those plans have stalled because of political challenges that have arisen.
Here are some more interesting stories on clean electricity options. Enjoy! But note that several of these, published yesterday, may have been relevant only on April 1, if you know what I mean. Solar Community Solar For Low-Income Families Going Solar Is Easy. Getting Connected Is Hard Solar Finance Now Offered … [continued]
The sun is shinning brightly for the western Indian state of Rajasthan, as commitments made by solar power project developers have overshot the state government’s capacity addition plans. Some of the leading solar power project developers in the world and India have signed memoranda of understanding to set up 40 … [continued]
SunEdison and Imergy Power Systems have introduced a sustainable solar/energy storage business model for up to 5000 villages in India — just for starters.
Originally published on Solar Love. Solar power is growing by 20% a year but the industry faces a critical shortage of skilled workers to keep that expansion going. Now, SunEdison, the world’s largest renewable energy development company, and GRID Alternatives, the nation’s largest nonprofit solar installer, have teamed up to … [continued]
One of India’s leading private sector power production companies, Adani Power, has announced plans to set up a 1 GW solar power project in the south of the country. Tamil Nadu, the southern most state in India, has very ambitious targets to add solar power capacity. It is aiming for 3 GW … [continued]
